Mother of the Week So Far

Apr 2, 2009 | Filed Under: In the News, Kids, Teens | Tags: Mother of the Week

Say "cheese!" ...No? How 'bout "Stoli?"

Parties sure have changed since I had my 13th birthday party at a bowling alley with chicken tenders and pitchers of RC Cola…

A stellar Mother of the Week contender has been arrested for serving alcohol to young teens at a party in Missouri and, even better, offering a $10 prize to whomever could chug a glass of vodka the fastest.

Let’s hope the drinks were at least served in something appropriate, like Jonas Brothers travel mugs. Now that would make it acceptable.

The game was such a success, that two girls were hospitalized. Because chugging vodka at any age is always a good idea!

Kansas City authorities say Karen Christine Downs, 43, and 25-year-old Kelsee Guest face felony child-endangerment charges, under allegations they provided liquor and beer to 13- and 14-year-olds at a birthday party for Downs’ daughter.

The girls at the party told officers that Downs offered them shots and told them, “Ssshhh! Don’t tell your parents.”

Yes, I’m sure the parents NEVER would have noticed! Nothing suspicious at all when your daughter decides to rest her head on the toilet for 12 hours. Just enjoying the feel of the cool porcelain…

Not that I would, um, know anything about that. *AHEM*

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